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Senin, 06 Mei 2013

Google Chrome definitely deserves its position as the browser to reckon with.
Chrome's outstanding features, like its download manager, incognito
browsing mode and bookmark syncing, already make it a stand out app. In version 20, it adds a more new features, as well some tweaks that make it even more user-friendly.

New features

Being able to search directly from the address bar
is one of the great things about Google Chrome. Now Omnibox, Google
Chrome's address bar, will offer you various suggestions as you type.
Depending on how accurate it thinks its results are, Chrome may even
begin to pre-load a chosen page. Popular sites like Facebook and Twitter are now sure to load almost instantaneously.
You'll now also receive warnings when Google Chrome thinks a downloading file that might contain malware
or something harmful to your PC. It does this by tracing the download's
originating server and comparing it to sites on its blacklist. If
you're concerned about privacy when it comes to Google looking at your
downloads for potential malware, you can disable this feature within your browser preferences.

Updates and tweaks

Google Chrome introduces several smaller updates designed to improve the user experience. First, Google Chrome has improved page zooming
to make it more consistent with other browsers - you can now zoom up to
500%. In addition, Print Preview no longer shows up in its own tab but
rather appears in a highly-configurable modal window - this improves
your workflow and makes printing even quicker. Google Chrome's History
tab has also undergone a redesign. It now allows users to filter out or
even remove specific domains you don't want showing up there.
There's also been an update to the V8 JavaScript engine and more than a dozen security fixes. In short, these changes make browsing even quicker - and using the internet even safer.
In addition, version 20 helps with vulnerability greatly, in that it
covers patches for quite a few security-related bugs. Google Chrome's
latest update will consequently help make your browsing experience even
safer.

Chrome extensions

Last, but not least, there are also changes for extensions - not only
can you now count on a range of Google Chrome extensions that rivals
(and in many cases betters) Firefox's, but those of you with a more
technical bent can take advantage of improved extension APIs, so if
you've got an idea, it's even easier to make it into an extension
yourself.
If you're considering making the switch from old favorites like Firefoxor Internet Explorer, we'd wholeheartedly recommend Google Chrome as the browser of the future!Google Chrome, Google's browser, mixes a clean, minimalist
interface with a variety of powerful tools, making it a great browser.